2025 VW Polo and T-Roc priced

The 2025 VW Polo and VW T-Roc line-ups will arrive in the coming weeks offering more equipment and safety tech, albeit at a price.

Due in local showrooms by the end of the quarter but available to order now, the entry-level Polo Life is now $1300 more expensive than before at $30,790 plus on-road costs while the Style ($34,790) and GTI ($41,790) have risen $2250 and $1400 respectively.

Adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist and Travel Assist have all been added to the base model whereas the mid-range Style nabs keyless entry with push button start, satellite navigation, wireless App-Connect and wireless smartphone charging.

No changes have been made to the sporty GTI flagship.

The T-Roc meantime now starts from $38,990 (+$2000) and tops out at $64,990 (+$1500), though not all variants score meaningful upgrades.

Again starting at the bottom, the CityLife gets Side Assist (blind-spot detection) tech, rear cross traffic alert and Proactive Occupant Protection (seatbelt pretensioning).

Upgrades elsewhere in the range include a new steering wheel for the R-Line with buttons instead of haptic controls and five years of free access to VW’s GoConnect smartphone app – for all models – that lets you remotely check fuel levels, activate the climate control, lock or unlock the doors, check the service schedule and check its location.

How much does the 2025 Volkswagen Polo cost?
Polo Life - $30,790 (+$1300)
Polo Style - $34,790 (+$2250)
Polo GTI - $41,790 (+$1400)
* Prices exclude on-road costs

How much does the 2025 Volkswagen T-Roc cost?
T-Roc CityLife - $38,990 (+$2000)
T-Roc Style - $41,990 (+$1000)
T-Roc R-Line - $49,990 (+$1200)
T-Roc R $64,990 (+$1500)
* Prices exclude on-road costs

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